The parking lot for CVS and the other shops at Four Corners has fully reopened after being torn up for more than four months to make repairs because a water pipe burst.
The Village of Pelham Manor announced the reopening in an email Tuesday.
A sinkhole formed in the lot on June 17 because a water line feeding into the CVS fire-sprinkler system ruptured. A large portion of the parking area, with a gaping hole in it so work could be done, was closed while land owner Friedland Properties brought in contractors during the four-and-half-month period.
Village officials and the Pelham Chamber of Commerce lobbied Friedland to speed up the work during the period.
“There are still project close-out items to be finalized, but the parking lot has been certified by an engineer for safe use,” said the village. “Restoration took time. However, we are confident a thorough and comprehensive repair was carried out.”
